France – Portugal. Not a football match, but the two places where this pictures have been taken. In Paris, place de la Concorde for me, under a very sunny day that gave a beautiful blue sky. And with my Holga. What to say about these pictures ? We used Velvia, and I shot first.

So, I may over-exposed my pictures, because we can’t see a lot of Portugal in these shoots, but Kuasimudo brought some very nice lights to the pics, and changed the colors while double-expose the roll with his new Diana.
And for the huge light leaks, It’s just a problem with my Holga. The camera opened under the light when I was rewinding the film… But the results are so much better like this I think !

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